Stress Resistance of Personality in the Conditions of Development of Professional Activity

Khayrutdinov, Ramil R.; Mukhametzyanova, Flera Gabdulbarovna; Bashkireva, Tatyana; Bashkireva, Anastasia; Morozov, Alexander

doi:10.5430/ijhe.v9n8p100

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“…Simultaneously, stress resistance, defined as the capacity to respond promptly and appropriately to more acute and intense stress conditions, further contributes to an individual’s adaptability and performance under pressure [ 8 , 9 ]. It involves not only emotional and mental resilience but also readiness to address situations requiring a rapid and accurate response.…”

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Sensorimotor Simulation’s Influence on Stress: EEG and Autonomic Responses in Digital Interviews

Balconi,

Angioletti,

Rovelli

2024

Brain Sciences

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This study explored the role of sensorimotor simulation in modulating the stress response in individuals exposed to stressful digital simulated interviews. Participants were assigned to two different versions of a Digital Social Stress Test: a simulated version with a dynamic–realistic examining committee (Dyn-DSST) and a version with a static examining committee (Stat-DSST). During interview preparation, behavioral indices reflecting stress regulation and resistance, response times, and electroencephalographic (EEG) and autonomic indices were collected. Higher regulation scores were found for the Stat-DSST group compared to the Dyn-DSST group, probably induced by the presence of limited external sensory input in time and space, perceived as less stressful. The EEG results revealed a distinct contribution of the low- and high-frequency bands for both groups. Dyn-DSST required greater cognitive regulation effort due to the presence of a continuous flow of information, which can enhance sensory and motor activation in the brain. The SCR increased in the Dyn-DSST group compared to the Stat-DSST group, reflecting greater emotional involvement in the Dyn-DSST group and reduced sensory stimulation in the static version. In conclusion, the results suggest that sensorimotor simulation impacts the stress response differently in dynamic interviews compared to static ones, with distinct profiles based on behavioral, EEG, and autonomic measures.

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Sensorimotor Simulation’s Influence on Stress: EEG and Autonomic Responses in Digital Interviews

Balconi,

Angioletti,

Rovelli

2024

Brain Sciences

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Профессиональное Выгорание Сотрудников Уголовно-Исполнительной Системы В Условиях Цифровой Трансформации Служебной Деятельности

Казанбаев,

Морозов

2024

Человеческий Капитал

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В статье рассматриваются роль и значение современных цифровых технологий и влияние, оказываемое ими на сотрудников. В XXI-м веке общество претерпевает количественное и качественное изменение и, в первую очередь, это связано с цифровой трансформацией всего современного мира, а также процессом цифровой трансформации служебной деятельности, в частности. Процесс цифровизации становится важной частью в деле формирования «нового человека», во всех его личностных аспектах, начиная от гражданина до специалиста-профессионала. Вместе с тем, в организациях всё чаще и ярче проявляется сопротивление сотрудников проводимым изменениям, обусловленным процессом цифровизации. Феномен «техностресса» способствует созданию условий для профессионального выгорания сотрудников. The article examines the role and importance of modern digital technologies and the impact they have on employees. In the 21st century, society is undergoing quantitative and qualitative change and, first of all, this is due to the digital transformation of the entire modern world, as well as the process of digital transformation of official activities, in particular. The process of digitalization is becoming an important part in the formation of a “new person”, in all his personal aspects, starting from a citizen to a professional specialist. At the same time, the resistance of employees to changes caused by the digitalization process is becoming more and more pronounced in organizations. The phenomenon of “technostress” contributes to the creation of conditions for professional burnout of employees.

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Does emotional valence affect cognitive performance and neurophysiological response during decision making? A preliminary study

Balconi,

Rovelli

2024

Front. Neurosci.

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This study investigated the impact of the emotional valence of external situations (EVES) on cognitive performance and electrophysiological (EEG) responses during decision-making. 26 healthy adults underwent a modified version of the Trier social stress test, performing five interview-style discourses. Each discourse entailed preparing a speech under increasingly stressful conditions. Participants were also exposed to gradually increasing EVES (i.e., an examining committee displaying progressively more negative-connoted emotional facial expressions). In addition, after each speech, participants completed an arithmetic task to test how emotional manipulation affected cognitive performance. Behavioral data (preparation times) and EEG data (frequency bands) were collected to assess stress regulation, stress resilience, and cognitive performance. The results indicate that EVES significantly influenced stress regulation and resilience, as reflected in the behavioral data. Neurophysiological findings showed increased parietal lobe activity (P4) in the theta and delta bands with rising emotional valence, plateauing from the preparation of the second discourse onward. This suggests enhanced emotional processing and attentional demands. However, gamma band activity decreased in P4 during the preparations for the two discourses following the first, indicating a shift of cognitive resources from higher cognitive functions to emotional processing. This highlights the cognitive cost of maintaining performance and stress regulation under emotionally charged conditions. Such findings suggest that emotional valence modulates cognitive performance and that specific neural mechanisms are involved in managing stress responses. The findings underscore the complex relationship between emotion, cognition, and neural mechanisms, offering valuable insights for stress regulation and resilience, and enhancing performance under pressure.

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Stress Resistance of Personality in the Conditions of Development of Professional Activity

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Sensorimotor Simulation’s Influence on Stress: EEG and Autonomic Responses in Digital Interviews

Sensorimotor Simulation’s Influence on Stress: EEG and Autonomic Responses in Digital Interviews

Профессиональное Выгорание Сотрудников Уголовно-Исполнительной Системы В Условиях Цифровой Трансформации Служебной Деятельности

Does emotional valence affect cognitive performance and neurophysiological response during decision making? A preliminary study

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